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We have some legacy 2003 Winforms framework 1.1 code
i know you can set target framework etc
Would there be any other problems or changes so that we could refactor a Winforms 1.1 application ?
We have some very old Janus custom controls as part of the solution..will there be problems getting these to work or install ..or can we just have them as normal reference librarys ?
Thanks In Advance
This is a business not a technical question. How much money is your company prepared to invest in legacy software? Is there quantifiable benefit?
I tried porting a moderate-sized C# asp.net 1.1 website to .Net 2.0, and in the end I couldn’t justify continuing; I had too much rework and too much re-testing. It wasn’t worth it from a business and risk POV. The website was turning over > 1M USD a month — making my life a little easier just wasn’t worth it; I couldn’t put together a business case that made any sense.
You know your situation better than us, but I would suggest you consider the timeless adage, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.